Baalzamon said:
I'm not quite sure where you got that. Verizon offers multiple tiers of 3G data (2GB is the least), and none of them limit your speed after a certain threshold of data is met. AT&T also never throttles your speed, they simply have a 5GB limit and it costs $.05 per MB after that. Sprint's 3G plan is still unlimited, and they don't throttle your speeds whether you use 2MB of data in a month of 24GB of data in a month. T Mobile is the only one who throttles you, and that is at either 2GB, 5GB, or 10GB depending on which plan you purchase. After that, you will have a slower speed, but still unlimited for how much you can use. |
Well... America's got those stupid 3 year contracts, don't you? But I guess you have an advantage when it comes to 3G then 
T Mobile is the biggest provider in germany and by far has the best mobile network and allmost all of their "unlimited" plans throttle you down to 64kbits/s after 1GB. Actually faster in a lot of cases. Other providers just do the same. Well at least our contracts are cheap haha 
